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17 tours across the archipelago: from $114 for a full day to $365 for island hopping through the remote cays, plus 2- and 3-day expeditions sleeping in a Guna cabin. All leave Panama City with 4x4, boat, lunch and a Guna guide included.
The Indigenous community charges it at its border, separate from the tour: $22 foreigners · $7 Panamanians and residents, in cash at the checkpoint or by card to the driver on our transfer. Children ages 0–9 are exempt. And if you pay online by card, a 7% fee is added to what you pay at that moment (the deposit, or the full amount if you pay it all).
See the FAQ →Three ways to spend the day, step by step: the classic for a first visit, Money Heist with snorkelling over the shipwreck, and the VIP with a stop at a Guna community.
Three islands, the Piscina Natural and door-to-door pickup from your Panama City hotel: the classic full day in San Blas, everything included.
+ Guna Yala entrance tax · +7% if you pay online by card
Ideal if it's your first time in San Blas and you want the essentials done properly, without complications.
The island made famous by a shipwreck: snorkeling over the sunken ship at Isla Perro, picture-perfect waters, and the Natural Pool.
+ Guna Yala entrance tax · +7% if you pay online by card
Ideal if you saw the shipwreck in a photograph and that is what you came for: this is where it is.
Four islands, the Piscina Natural and a real visit to the Guna community that looks after this archipelago: the fullest version of the day.
+ Guna Yala entrance tax · +7% if you pay online by card
Ideal if understanding where you are matters as much to you as swimming, and you want to buy molas from the women who sew them.
🐷 Pay only a deposit today · the rest on tour day
Every tour includes the essentials so all you have to think about is exploring and enjoying the archipelago.
Pickup and drop-off at your hotel in Panama City, crossing the Guna Yala comarca.
Safe boat rides to 3 islands and to the Natural Pool in the middle of the turquoise sea.
Fresh catch of the day — fish, chicken or vegetarian — served on the island.
Explore reefs, starfish and crystal-clear waters at your own pace.
Local hosts who know every cay and care for their territory.
Postcard beaches, palm trees and turquoise water at every stop.
From the all-inclusive day tour to the multi-day expedition. All with transport, boat, lunch and Guna guides.
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The best snorkeling in San Blas: the pristine reefs of Cayos Holandeses, transparent water and the most remote sandbars. All-inclusive from Panama City.
Sleep in a Guna cabin by the sea and wake up jumping into crystal-clear water. Two days of islands, snorkeling and a night of stars with no city lights.
📍 Cabaña sobre el mar · Islas privadas · Piscina Natural Short on time but dreaming of paradise? Our San Blas day trip is the perfect choice. We pick you up at your hotel in Panama City and take you on an all-inclusive adventure to the most stunning beaches in the Caribbean.
You'll swim in turquoise water, snorkel over coral reefs and unwind on white sand — all before heading comfortably back to the city in the evening.
No surprises, just the best experience. This is how your day tour unfolds, hour by hour.
Pickup at your hotel in Panama City.
Arrival at the Cartí port and boarding the speedboat.
Visit to the first island and a swim in the Natural Pool.
Traditional lunch on the main island.
Second island: snorkeling at the sunken ship of Isla Perro.
Return to the port in the afternoon.
Arrival at your hotel in Panama City.
Not sure which San Blas excursion is right for you? Compare our most popular options and pick the adventure that fits your trip best.
| Feature | 1-Day Tour | 2-Day TourRecommended |
|---|---|---|
| Visits to multiple islands | ✔ | ✔ |
| Snorkeling at the sunken ship | ✔ | ✔ |
| Traditional lunch included | ✔ | ✔ |
| Natural Pool | ✔ | ✔ |
| Sleep in an overwater cabin | ✕ | ✔ |
| See the sunrise / sunset | ✕ | ✔ |
| Deep cultural immersion | ✕ | ✔ |
| Price per person | From $114 | From $190 |
For travelers chasing the ultimate adventure, our 3+ night San Blas tour is the answer. It's not just a stay; it's an island hopping expedition where every day you uncover the diversity and best-kept secrets of the Guna Yala archipelago.
We design a custom itinerary combining untouched islands and local communities. Sail from island to island, sleep in different cabins and live the Caribbean like few ever do.
While a day tour shows you the beauty of San Blas, an overnight stay reveals its soul. Sleep in a cabin facing the sea, disconnect from the world and sink into the calm of the Caribbean night.
Booking a stay in San Blas transforms your trip: it lets you explore more islands, discover hidden reefs and experience Guna culture in a far more intimate way. You'll have time for kayak adventures, unhurried snorkeling and you'll witness the incredible shift from day to night in this untouched paradise.
Ask about stays on WhatsAppA San Blas day tour lasts about 14 hours door to door. Here's what's included and what to bring so you can enjoy it worry-free.
San Blas is beautiful all year round. The dry season (December–April) has the clearest skies; tours run year-round and are only canceled for genuine safety reasons.
We pick you up at your hotel, hostel or Airbnb in Panama City between 5:00 and 5:45 AM. The 4x4 ride to the port takes about 2.5 hours, followed by a short boat ride to the islands.
Yes. Safe boats with mandatory life jackets for adults and children, experienced local captains, and free cancellation up to 72h before your tour.
From the most remote cay to the Guna community: the spots that make San Blas (Guna Yala) the most beautiful stretch of Caribbean in Panama.
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From $149 From $114 From $190 Our tours take you to a selection of the most spectacular islands in Guna Yala. Each excursion visits a different set of pristine beaches and white-sand cays.
A snorkeling paradise. Explore the famous sunken ship, an artificial reef teeming with marine life and colorful fish.
An incredible sandbank in the middle of the Caribbean Sea. Wade in waist-deep water and look for the famous starfish.
Considered one of the most beautiful beaches of all. Ideal for relaxing under the palm trees and enjoying the untouched nature of San Blas.
A neighbor of Isla Perro, it offers spectacular views, beach volleyball and great shady spots to rest.
One of the closest islands to the port, known for its white sand and calm waters — perfect for families.
A stunning cluster of small cays with crystal-clear water, ideal for an unforgettable island hopping experience.
A hidden, less crowded treasure, ideal for anyone looking to disconnect completely in San Blas.
Wide and peaceful, this island offers long white-sand beaches and turquoise water perfect for swimming.
Visiting San Blas is much more than enjoying paradise beaches; it's a deep immersion into the Guna Yala comarca, an autonomous territory governed by one of the most fascinating Indigenous cultures in the Americas. The Guna are the ancestral guardians of this archipelago.
Our San Blas tours are designed for an authentic and respectful experience: connect with the community, learn about their worldview and admire their famous molas. A Guna culture tour is a cultural exchange that enriches you and stays with you.
We're a local operator from the Guna Yala comarca. Every tour is guided by members of the community that looks after these islands — no middlemen, direct benefit for the Guna people and respect for their territory.
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The 4x4 ride from Panama City shakes you to pieces and I almost regretted it on the way, but the moment you step into the boat and see the colour of the water you forget everything. We slept in a cabin with a sand floor on Isla Diablo. The disconnection is total, there are no luxuries, but eating freshly caught fish under the stars is priceless.
We did a two-day trip and slept in hammocks. It had been a long time since I fell asleep with the sea that close. The food was simple — rice, patacones and the catch of the day — but delicious. I recommend dry bags for the boat leg, because the swell soaks all your luggage.
I went with my partner on a sailing trip instead of staying in a fixed cabin, and it was the right call. They take you to completely deserted cays where you are literally alone with your friends. Swimming with manta rays early in the morning leaves you speechless.
The best part was the night: zero light pollution, you see the whole Milky Way. The cabins are rustic, made of cane, and some wind gets in, but the climate is so warm you do not even need a jacket. I would go back a thousand times just for the peace you breathe there.
It is pure nature, unfiltered. You have to know what you are going for: the electricity runs only a couple of hours at night off a generator and there is no wifi, which turned out to be the best part. I read two whole books sitting under a palm tree.
We did the crossing to Colombia through San Blas and those three days sailing between islands were the best stretch of the trip. Watching dolphins ride the bow at dawn was magical.
Islands, how to get there, the comarca tax, what to pack and the best season, in a PDF we email you right away.
Everything you need to plan your day tour: what to pack, best time to visit, how to get there and the best islands.
Door-to-door 4x4 transport from your hotel in Panama City, speedboat between islands, a visit to 3 islands and the Natural Pool, a traditional lunch and guides from the Guna community. All for $135 per person.
No. You book with a deposit to secure your spot and your date, and pay the rest on the day of the tour, when we pick you up. Free cancellation up to 72 hours before.
Day tours range from $114 (Classic and Paradise Express) to $135 (La Casa de Papel); the 4-island VIP Package + Guna community costs $149 and the premium snorkeling at Cayos Holandeses is $225. Island hopping through the remote cays costs $365 and multi-day expeditions start at $190. The comarca tax is paid separately.
No. The Guna Yala entrance tax is a fee charged directly by the Indigenous community and is not included: it's $22 for foreigners and $7 for Panamanians and residents, on arrival, in cash at the checkpoint or by card to the driver on our transfer. Children ages 0 to 9 are exempt.
Hotel pickup is around 5:00 a.m. and you're back in Panama City by early evening. It's a full-day excursion.
If it's your first time and you only have one day, go for the Classic or VIP day tour. Want to see it all? Island Hopping through the remote cays or the premium snorkeling trip to Cayos Holandeses. Want to sleep on the islands? Choose Starry Night (2 days) or Guna Explorer (3 days). And if you want a private tour for your group, we quote it individually via WhatsApp. Not sure? Write to us and we'll help you for free.
Yes! Many San Blas islands look very similar and our tours visit several. If you want a particular island, tell us when you book and we'll do our best to include it in your route, depending on the weather and conditions that day.
Yes, it can happen. The published route is the planned one, but on tour day it may be adjusted due to weather, sea conditions, tides or decisions by the comarca authorities. The boat captain and guide make the final call, always for your safety. If an island can't be visited, it's replaced with another one just as beautiful — remember that almost all San Blas islands share the same white sand and turquoise water.
Pick your tour, secure your spot with a deposit and pay the rest on tour day. All-inclusive from $114.
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